curfew in Latin
curfew in Latin is ignitegium — curfew means an official rule requiring people to be indoors by a set time.
curfew in Latin
ignitegium
Any regulation requiring people to be off the streets and in their homes by a certain time.
What does "curfew" mean?
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noun An official rule requiring people to be indoors by a set time.
"The city imposed a curfew after the riots broke out."
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curfew in a sentence
- The city imposed a curfew after the riots broke out.
- My parents gave me an 11pm curfew when I was a teenager.
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What is "curfew" in Latin?
"curfew" in Latin is ignitegium. curfew means: An official rule requiring people to be indoors by a set time.
How do you use "curfew" in a sentence?
Example: "The city imposed a curfew after the riots broke out." In Latin, "curfew" is ignitegium.
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